Sentence examples for be misleading because it from inspiring English sources

The network metaphor could be misleading because it ignored geography, the importance of holding ground.

The F.B.I. report can be misleading because it depends on reports of crimes to the police and then on police forces turning in their data to the bureau.

A quotation from last year about Mr. McCain not understanding the economy can be misleading because it omits statements he has since made.

To focus exclusively on the Buller would be misleading because it implies Boris and Dave were unreconstructed Hooray Henries at Oxford when, in fact, they went to some lengths to decontaminate their "toff" brand – Boris by hamming it up, Dave by playing it down.

Numbers alone can be misleading because it doesn't connect the problem to what matters most to a business.

The idea that we are engaged in a war against terrorism can be misleading, because it suggests the war will end decisively.

The Salon Privee, the private dining room, is housed in a wine cellar, which is misleading because it's not underground and, thanks to its large windows, offers lots of light.

But even this is misleading, because it's twenty to one after we've done all sorts of things to make it humanly intelligible.

"The title of this agreement is misleading, because it's not only about counterfeiting, it's about the violation of intellectual property rights," he told the Guardian.

(Scheindlin has said that the study is misleading, because it reflects only her written opinions, rather than bench rulings, in which she almost invariably rejects motions to suppress).

Steven Kreisberg, the director of collective bargaining and health care policy at the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, said the term Cadillac tax was misleading, because it "connotes a certain aspect of luxury in these health plans that is just factually incorrect".